complete

/kəmˈplit/

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Also an adjective

Meaning

  1. To finish making, doing, or providing all parts of something.

    • She completed the online application ahead of the deadline.

    • Have you completed all the required coursework yet?

  2. To make something whole or perfect by adding what was missing.

    • A dash of fresh basil completes this classic pasta sauce.

    • These final decorative touches completed the room.

How it's used

  • complete the project

“complete it.”

He completed the marathon despite the heavy rain.

Collocations

  • complete a task
  • complete a form
  • complete a project

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